'About to watch this guy void his warranty': 20+ Clunky cyber trucks that people can't stop joking about

Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor

Dec 12, 2024 3:00 PM EST

Cyber trucks haven't even been on the market for that long, but when you see one out in public, it's an unmistakable sight. These Tesla cars are big, boxy gray cars that just look strange compared to every other truck on the market. They look like video game vehicles that haven't been rendered properly. Some people compare them to dumpsters, to which they do have an uncanny resemblance. They just don't look like they should be real cars… they look like something you'd see in an 80s movie predicting the future.

That's why it can be so incredible to see one in person. They're large, and they all look identical, unless the owner has decked it out in a custom wrap or plastered it with stickers. Cybertrucks have a ton of problems that can plague them, with one of the main issues being water. Yes, water. Cyber trucks aren't really compatible with the ubiquitous liquid, and reportedly, even taking them through a car wash voids the warranty (and has ruined some people's brand-new cars!). Check out a bunch of Cyber trucks in predicaments below… let's hope their owners have a backup car while their vehicle is in the shop.

After that, read about how the dangerous chase to gain tons of followers is causing some streamers to attempt dangerous stunts, like one person who vowed, "[I'm] not sleeping for 12 days."

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In case you're wondering what's so bad about the carwash, scroll to the next photo

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Yeah, apparently the Cyber trucks don't like water

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Just 6 hours of drive time?

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A little bit of duct tape and it'll be good as new!

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This person discovered some shoddy craftsmanship

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Here's how it started...

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And here's how it ended up

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Under 500 miles and it's already a lost cause?

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This person went "off-roading" and seemingly just broke the whole car

$Drives on "off-road" trail. Breaks tonneau cover, wheel liner, air dams ($500), and has now discovered fractures in airbag suspension and bed damage ($+?). Fans say "Everything about this is amazing. Love it!" For one day's fun they have caused damage that will take several trips to service to repair. Yes, major damage when you "off-road" the Cybertruck is fun. One wonders how many awesome times it will take to learn the lesson?$

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Here's just some of the damage to this person's truck... so much for the great outdoors

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This driver learned the hard way to be cautious what they put in the trunk

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A single cooler has warped their tailgate forever, making the trunk unusable!
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Cyber truck 0, lamppost 1

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The frame snapped while this person was reportedly towing something

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But you know, "don't let it ruin your day"!
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One X user decided to go right to the top with their complaint, tagging a bunch of different people for help

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